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The Three Peers Movie Analysis

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Many people love adventure. There are a lot of stories which are told when we were kids. Stories which danced with our imagination and inspired us, saying, “I could be one of those heroes someday.” Well, one of those stories is “The Three Musketeers”. I’ve been hearing about this story for a very long time, and I’ve seen a lot of movies which are about the Three Musketeers but this one’s different. There are a lot of changes in the movie from the original novel. For instance, in the original novel, there were no airships but in this movie, there are many of these, science fiction and other technology that are really available during their time, but I think that these things will add up to the excitement …show more content…

This point gave the musketeers their resolve to fight for something again to fight for the sake of France. They then engage to their adventure to full of perils and troubles. The visual element of the movie is very awesome, upon watching the film I’ve really felt that travel I’ve travel back in time , the good thing is the graphics and special effect was spectacular and the airship and other special effect really look like a real. All in all the universal element s of the movie was fantastic. As watch this movie, it really taught one the value of friendship and trust to my friends, I believe that, in times of needs and turmoil in our life, our friends will always be there for us. Another lesson is that “We should fight for what we love and what we believe”. Because that is the only thing in our life that will make us happy, because if not we might regret it in our future. This entire message is for all of the people in these wild, crazy and unforgiving worlds. Upon reviewing this movie, it has all of my praise. Three Musketeers is a e everyone a movie full of a adventure, excitement, and love and swashbuckling action, so if ever you wanted some good old fashion sword swinging, pistol busting action then watch the “Three

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